Summit Fire National Consulting LLC

Summit Fire National Consulting LLC, based in Mendota Heights, Minnesota, provides fire suppression system testing, fire alarm inspection and repair, and facilities support services to federal agencies as both a prime contractor (19% of recent awards) and predominantly as a subcontractor (81%) to larger federal services primes. The vendor competes in full-and-open markets with no small-business set-aside designation across its portfolio.

Summit Fire operates at a small scale. Recent activity shows three prime awards and thirteen sub awards totaling sixteen transactions with combined potential value of $163 thousand, though cumulative obligation across all awards stands at $1.2 million. The vendor's two most recent prime awards are a $82.2 thousand purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 for fire suppression system inspection and repair at the Salisbury Veterans Affairs Medical Center (performance scheduled through June 2027) and a $21.1 thousand purchase order from the Federal Correctional Complex Petersburg for five-year internal and pipe obstruction investigations on thirty-two buildings, performed in St. Paul, Minnesota. A third prime award, valued at approximately $60 thousand, was placed by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters.

Customer concentration is spread across multiple agencies. The Department of Labor Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management accounts for six awards (largest by count), while the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 6, the Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters, and the Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex Petersburg anchor the largest individual dollar values. Total customer agencies number eight, with the top five representing 81% of recent awards. One award (the VA contract) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing $82 thousand to recompete risk.

Summit Fire's subcontractor footprint reflects consistent engagement with facilities-services and operations-and-maintenance (O&M) primes. Named primes include Trademasters Service, Inc. (recurring O&M BPA work orders for fire alarm and sprinkler repairs, fire damper inspection, and fire inspections), Parsons Government Services Inc. (consulting and inspection services), Valiant Government Services LLC (fire alarm and mass notification system inspection, testing, and maintenance at the Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory at Fort Rucker, Alabama), KBR Diego Garcia, LLC (fire alarm technician representative services at Diego Garcia), JSK Diego Services LLC (building repairs), and Emcor Government Services, Inc. (fire and life safety services). The vendor sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which accounts for sixteen of its task orders, and appears on one diego-garcia-focused construction contract (2021–2026) and one Navy indefinite-delivery contract. Category concentration across the portfolio runs heavily toward Facilities Support Services (ten awards), with two awards each in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction and Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction. Service Contract Inventory data captures minimal federal services activity — 0.4 FTEs in FY2024 under a named subcontractor arrangement — indicating the vendor's reported awards are dominated by small-dollar goods and services purchases and purchase orders below or near the $150 thousand SCI reporting threshold.